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MUNDE4. th . . eague, Mr. , W E BB, ) i seing his first appearanCe at this Theatre) ; tll5. pay, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Wirth; Mrs. GI 11Bs ; ^ _ tot Arabella, Miss NORTON. .. , . 21, C 7-• oecond Price S 6d. Pit 3s 6d. Second Price 1 k . r4 4 1 ) 11 :7 Zs Second 1)-3ric.e is-•.—Upper.-Gallery . ? A at „oas will be opened at Half past Five,and I Os s a , ll It Past Six. • the is flay ilePriaz4.44claY, The Free Knights, or, The Edit of Char tr444:ll.,,;;lthw,r__.oscar a ndlvlalvpa."—Gn Monday,Well. K-Ointg, y. "47equin Pedlar, or, The Haunted \ ti lkers Every- Man in his Humour; with A Budget of ._•_._... • tr ldrearrithe SPcia' l r ie C en E s U eo Nl f tIT } LW!) A ___A.I4IIERLAIN, , t(I tor the present Seiso e n to the joint application of riitp c , _ail parties principally naterested. HA NA 'Servants forming '' , iii P -- , Yof - ' NE THEA,TRE, the COM- Iv T H/E , „ the late DRURY•LA . MI (first rgESENT EVENING, time at this Theatre) the Comedy of . Lord March i, A T RIP TO SCARBOROUGH. 18io, per 231:Tunbell F°PPington Mr. PALM ER ; Y Clum ' sey, PENSON; Colonel Townly, Mr. HOLLAND ; 1 ' Loveless, Mr. W R'EN CH ; '9Ll•eg Fashion, Mr. DE CAMP; Loll, Mr. RUSSELL; • Amanda, Mrs. ORGER ; Ilelintha, Miss DUNCAN ; Miss Hoyden, Mrs. EDWIN; Mrs. Coupler, Miss TI DSW ELL ; 44 ter l L.- N urse. Mrs. SPARKS. V,ltch (third time) a new Musical Farce, in Two Ads, called • HIT OR - ,MISS ! . The Charaders by Mr ' ' EN I-EY, Mr. DE CAMP, I,„Nir• MATH MS,' Mr. KNIGHT, 4r• lOHNsToNE, Mr. FISHER, -' r 1,,,,1r• MIL LER,EVANS, • • 4urs• SPARKS Miss KELLY, 'lir> - '' - '' ;11Xes6s. s .. Mrs. ELAND. Xt t ery 2- . ...ec.oncl Price 35.-Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.— SCCOIId `iioe6d.'. ei.ond Price Is---• Upper Gallery • N /les a ri ,t li t i: . , at ti , Places to be taken,of. Mr. Pr in k , . the Box -I„4‘c ji,x'e ttand entrance ; of whom may k r ( le 1.),„,`,3 olghtly, also be bF had 4 1 . 1 aile e to . S b to, be opened at Half past. Five, and• the Per. klib r l 3 le new be,. at Hall past Six. .. . • 14thituled arce of Hit or Miss ! was again received with I,ll,4‘e.inoti ePlause, and will be repeated every Evening till 4 th ""iirri, ',. e Il an ) . rhe School for Scandal.—On Saturday, Which b t - t '4 el iti " 4 i on r,IY new-seri 6,,,r-ii, opera, in Ae.ls, has g '4 prepoati:l: and' will speedily be produced. Three . 'A I , . ' I LION • • z u,. .., • THEAN'RE, NEWCASTLE,ISTREETt, ...usi le ,, , by It A N D. tt , ,uthority, and Licens dby the Right Hon-'4 45 tiie L , IRD cIiAMBER LA IN. . .. 2 ,-, 0')tl au c i , EVENINO;-.ThursLiay Ist, Friday . ikr. 1, . 'aNrsta) 3(1 March, willttpesented a new grand t'ltr4l)4sL"..,Tc• et.Cle, with new Presses,ti r;actinleinelaYte' •tiqt „tii4i,c,-,7llliers•,--ece the - Music .selt:c t. e• mustY ancient; ' , lard s 4 ". rrom Caroian tuiialon, and b .e:d1 1 • 0 - 1 , lII[ ERIN.- he ‘C ( "R ; t ( 1- A•C• AND SWARAN ; . %I s , ~t , 11-Pi CHIEFS 1 , , . it , ~NYll,lch Willbe represented_ 1. . 40 ati ou4 .01C L Coll MAC, King or.. l the l;, C nc oronation of 'bY ue,-EQUF STR IA N FEA'IS acesAC ILITN WAR I pt ne, the w onderful Pet Pam of the Ilij ol leititte ~ HORSE, aged 4s years. Comic Panto. tai tlie, w i. h wi tb (first time this Season) a .. ed . iani.. tlia I- extensive Scenery, Mach eery, and M I rages, calh4 i 0 TARE WARNING. t 'i I-lAtt LEQuiN IN SCOTLAND.' Thane, !Vit. DICK ENSON ; n l-1 1 is Son IM r. .. s 'i.i' d Nl ao, ' Mr. DE CASTRO ; E ; Corr,4larl cluin, Mr. PEARC____ .‘,. ,lc Atitndant, Mr. SOU,' Fib' ,-clumbine, NIisCREVILLE ; ,t . Orcadia Miss 11l OMC;R EN ; - - ki N s And e i ' - • At 4s. b. own, Mr. HARTCAN D. past At t ,°()r s ,i ) 13 . . it 4* Gallery Is.—Second Price at half ''selY:Pegedat Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six i• E questrian Tuition daily by able Masters. ti ItS drI;ISFI CALLERY, PALL-MALL. - N th G i l' ;' y' fur the EXHIBITION and SALE e iz 'er Y ' 4 bli e H(KS of BRITISH hRTISTS; will Open m4y froion M)N DAy NEXT, awl will crontinue open 11 Ten in the Forenoon till Five in the Atter . drnittance is.— C a t a l o gues 6d. _ V A L E NI3'I I BE EN, A. iKcePe'r• • N - MONEY. t r i al 4 o,tl,4oe.Stil,LneAS and Co, beg Leave to inform d r ernia „CAS he' desirous •of borrowing Tempo 3^t Tw ~o,ucht SUMS of MONEY that they can at all "hout • Pey • Oth nty T il AY, advance ' any S t um from One Hun )11044,1:1:ilile e lf u s zi r toyu-s, I r t i r s t i 1g founds and upwards, on personal from ' M arriage Settlements, NIO.. ea,,Bl' CiergYmens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy -1,""-c'e'ttLnd will Estates, on the most, fair and equitable c e "10 condo every Negoi ninon at much less bi t N I 3 41). 4 4t A ppii usually incurred in money . transactions. their cations Messrs. 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Wardle's Letter to Lora i Ellenborough, being a complete Vindication ot his Lord ship. By Erinaceus. Price 23. PICTUALLING-OFFICA, sg, MK). HE COMMISSIONERSfir VICTUALLING HIS MAYESTY's NAY Y do hereby Ore Notice, That on Friday, the zd o f Mareb next, they will be read) to receive Tenders, in writing. (iealed upl, and treat for what ij'sg.tbead, Barrel, ICildoiln, Firkin, Long and Short Pink, and stout Hazel ll'Ood 110 () PS, (atwu;erable 'to Sampl4 to be prodUced with the Tenders) may be otaanied Jar the service of this Department- for the ensuing' Twelve Months ; t 9 be de_ livered into the Stine: at Deptford, and to de paid for by Ltills payable with Interest n'iirey• days after date; The Conditians Of the Caitraa nray be seen at the Sectetary's Office. No regard .6e bad to any Tender in which the PO4Ce P 5411 nette inserted in wards al length y or that shall not he delivered is the Rocird • before One o'ClOik an the said Fri?,,Y, • the 21 of neset, nor unless the Person :who n. a t er /be Ten deri a some Pet soh on his &half, attends, to answer when called for. I~ICTU4LLIM .Ork'~C , Fe 4. 23, Ofio; 'THE COMMISSYO NRRSfor k LLI IVG His 111,17ESTY's NAVY do berebygive Notice - ,Tha; on Friday, the 2d of March next, they will 6e ready le reeekie Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Pe , isons ar undertake to banish what TALLOW CANIIiLES may 6e demanded for the use of the Viaualling DepartMent at Dept. ford, for one year from f6e date of she Cantrah and to. he paid fir by Bills, payable With Interest, Ninety Days alter dire. The Conditions of the Contratl•inay 6e seen at the Serrehlry'r OJT e. . .. No regard will he bad to any Teni'er in Tukich the Price :shall ' nor he in.terted itt words at length, or/ That Thal/ not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the Said Friday the id of March next,. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his bebtgl, attends to attsiv'er when called jot. •' DEPTFORD, VICTUALLING-YARD, Feb. 24. Am. T HESE are to give Notice; That on Thursday; the Btb Marcb at Ten o'C ock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to Sale at his Majesty's• Vit - Malling- Yard, at Depl o rd i , runes Lots of the following Provision: and Piaualling Stotei, viz. Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Resins, Curranis, Pease. Oat. Meal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Flour Sweepings, Pot-Barley, Bakehouse Sweepings, Beef, Pork, Suet, empty Tierces, Butter, Cheese, Bagt and RagS, Iron Hoops, broken dud bent Staves, Board& Ends, Fire-wood &c. See. The Period a//owed for the delivoy of the Lois will be Fant . teen workinketys, from the dqy of Sale, and not less than one bald of the Goods sold to each Purcbdser Muit hi removed within the:iirtt seven days, and the remaindeY in the seven following days. A Deposit of 25/. per Cent. is to he made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale, and if the remainder of the Money be not paid, and the-Articles removed, as a bat): stated, the Deposit to be forfeited, and the Good; to remain the praperty of t& Crown, as no Extension, of time Will on any account be granted. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . Feb. 15, 18r o. T HE ,pnixcrpAL, OFFICERS of 11,14. . YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposali will be received at their Offlcei in Poll. Mall, on, or Wore Friday,, the zd Day of March, from s uc h P erson: as mly be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE H()OKS ; and various other.articles of IKON, for service of this Departrnent, for a period of Three Years.. - • Proposals for any Article contained 1.- the :List will be received, and Patterns of the Articles may_ be viewed upoii application to 1, the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; -- -where furs ther Particulars, together, with the Terms and Conditions of 14 Contract m,Ly be kttriort, and also at the Secretary's Ogre. in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any dqy between the baser: of Tett and Four o'clock, where also the Proposals must be delivet'tsd, sealed pp and indorsed, " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &c," but no Proposal can be admitted after the ad day of March, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Ten. der be noticed, unless the• Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. Se'. A CERTAIN DISEASE. • T -- I R. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called GUTTA SALUTARIS , may he depended on to be a certain, safe, and speedy cure for thd most inveterate Venereal Disease * G leets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary - Passages in either sex ; its operation is by, urine and insensNO perspiration. A slight case is generally.cured in a , few days, and a confirmed Lues in 'a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropties, Rheumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. They require nothing to work them oil; no restraint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them may de pend on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause no sickness; and tile p 3-. tient inargo about his or her business without the least dan ger. Th.: large quantities that are daily sold for exportation and domeStic use,' prove their efficacy to surpass Beery other medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, c,heapside, corner of ternoster.row; and retail by.one or more Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles at as. yd. and 4s. 6d. each, with ample directions. , HEALTH AND LONGEVITY : DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Inventor as a Remedy lot him 4 self, and which preserved him to an advanced age, ai'e ad mirably calculated for Rheumatisms, Colds, and all those complaint to which the huthan frame is liable from the vicissiotudes of our climate : likewise' for Bilious, and all other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; and for Head , aclis, occasioned by indigestion or by f ree li v i ng. Recourse should be had to them atter any excess, and upon every slight indisposition ; and thut their welt-known cliailatteris tic of promoting Longevity will he maintained ; tor, by timely assisting nature In the due discharge of the animal functions, they preserve the body in ,healtli. and vigour, and prevent premature decay. Sold only , by F. Newbery, and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr. larries's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, and at- Dr. fames's,late House, in Bruton-street; in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, Duty included ; or six in one i^rge. Box for 11. 45. None are genuine but those which have the words " F. Newbery, No, 45, St, Paul's," engraved in the stauly.